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* [[Mary Martin]], and [[Sandy Duncan]] after her, when performing as [[Peter Pan]] on television.
* [[Mary Martin]], and [[Sandy Duncan]] after her, when performing as [[Peter Pan]] on television.
* Actress [[w:Jane Norman (actress)|Jane Norman]] as the eponymous hostess of the 1960s-vintage [[Philadelphia]]-area children's show ''[[w:Pixanne|Pixanne]].
* Actress [[w:Jane Norman (actress)|Jane Norman]] as the eponymous hostess of the 1960s-vintage [[Philadelphia]]-area children's show ''[[w:Pixanne|Pixanne]].



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== [[Real Life]] ==
== [[Real Life]] ==
* As soon as she had been released from her decade-long contract to make the [[Harry Potter (film)|''Harry Potter'' movies]], [[Emma Watson]] ''immediately'' disposed of the hairstyle she had been contractually obligated to keep from age 11 to age 21. Her subsequent appearance in public with a Pixie cut generated favorable comparisons to [[Mia Farrow]] and [[Audrey Hepburn].
* As soon as she had been released from her decade-long contract to make the [[Harry Potter (film)|''Harry Potter'' movies]], [[Emma Watson]] ''immediately'' disposed of the hairstyle she had been contractually obligated to keep from age 11 to age 21. Her subsequent appearance in public with a Pixie cut generated favorable comparisons to [[Mia Farrow]] and [[Audrey Hepburn]].
* Actress [[Larisa Oleynik]] shifted from shoulder-length blonde locks to a darker pixie cut when she "graduated" from [[Former Child Star|child and teen roles]] to being an adult actress.





Revision as of 19:33, 10 April 2020

The hairdo for women who think a Bob Haircut is too long, the Pixie cut is a crop cut, generally short on the back and sides of the head, slightly longer on the top, with very short bangs. It's named after the mythological pixies.

The most famous pixie in the 20th century, Disney's version of Tinker Bell, adds a bun to her pixie cut hairdo.

While considered to be a feminine hairdo in Real Life, a pixie cut is often an indicator that a fictional character is a tomboy; it's a low-maintenance haircut that doesn't get in the way of being "one of the boys".

Examples of Pixie cut include:

Advertising

Anime and Manga

Comic Books

Fan Works

Film

Literature

Live-Action TV

Music

New Media

Newspaper Comics

Oral Tradition, Folklore, Myths and Legends

Pinball

Podcasts

Professional Wrestling

Puppet Shows

Radio

Recorded and Stand Up Comedy

Tabletop Games

Theatre

Video Games

Visual Novels

Web Animation

Web Comics

Web Original

Western Animation

Other Media

Real Life

  • As soon as she had been released from her decade-long contract to make the Harry Potter movies, Emma Watson immediately disposed of the hairstyle she had been contractually obligated to keep from age 11 to age 21. Her subsequent appearance in public with a Pixie cut generated favorable comparisons to Mia Farrow and Audrey Hepburn.
  • Actress Larisa Oleynik shifted from shoulder-length blonde locks to a darker pixie cut when she "graduated" from child and teen roles to being an adult actress.